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DESCRIPTION:Terahertz Molecular Spectroscopy as a Tool for Analytical Probi
 ng of Cellular Metabolism糖心原创Department of PhysicsM.S. 
 Thesis DefenseMitchell PaulAdvisor: Dr. Ivan MedvedevWed.\, August 2nd at 
 3:00 pm242 Fawcett Hall (Physics Dept. Conference Room)聽THz spectroscopy h
 as found use as an analytical tool in determining chemical composition of 
 exhaled human breath. This thesis demonstrates a novel application of this
  technology - analytical sensing of gaseous metabolic products of several 
 types of human cell cultures. An innovative experimental system was develo
 ped for probing cellular metabolism using terahertz [THz] rotational spect
 roscopy. Gaseous emissions of cell cultures were analyzed and compared bet
 ween several cell types. Cancerous and healthy lung cells as well as cance
 rous liver cells were studied. This technique carries a lot of promise as 
 a noninvasive method of distinguishing between cell types and identifying 
 cell pathologies. In this set of experiments\, prominent variance in the r
 ates of acetaldehyde metabolism was identified\, which can potentially be 
 used as a diagnostic method of cellular identification. Applications of th
 is novel technique might extend to the medical field\, where it would be u
 sed as a non-invasive detection and diagnostic tool.
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LOCATION:242 Fawcett Hall (Physics Dept. Conference Room)
SUMMARY:WSU Physics - M.S. Thesis Defense Announcement - Mitchell Paul
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